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Freddie gray who showed up here at the western district police station. this is the place where mr. gray was eventually brought after being arrested several blocks away from here. his parents, his mother in particular overwhelmed by grief. they marched from here back over to the place where he was arrested. and at that point, everybody raised their hands in protest. and a moment of silent as the family literally all you could hear is hear them wail. people in this neighborhood still focused on t...

Looked like. >> hands up! >> dont shoot. >> i want you to lift those hands as high as you can. i want this to be a sign to the baltimore city police department that this is not an act of surrender. but we are coming as a sign of strength as one unity, one commitment that we will not rest until we get justice for freddie gray. >> reporter: at one point, protesters started walking through the streets. they were aggressive even towards us but they werent angry at us. they were angry at police they ...

As genocide on the 100th anniversary friday. during the 2008 campaign senator obama said he would use the term. critics saw the decision a surrender to turkey. that nation recalled its ambassador to the vatican after pope francis spoke of genocide this month. speaking of pope francis, he will visit cuba. he has been credited with helping the united states and cuba in restoring relations. italy is calling for the european union to help deal with the flood of migrants from africa. its suggesting...

They have been raising their hands along with the rest of the crowd saying that this is hands up in surrender, but hands up in strength and defense and support for freddie 48 and his family. there are many people who are saying the name jesus and have said that they want to try to turn the community around to establish a better relationship with the people in their community. this is a mixed district. this is not just a white, black, this is something that people have told me. its a problem with...

The street just two and a half three blocks from where we are, the western police district. this is where the crowd gathered. there was an incredible amount of emotion over the course of several hours because you had the mother and the father of freddie gray here and the pastor who was expressing a lot of emotion. what i saw here was a lot of people who were chanting together raising their hands, saying this is not a sign of weakness or surrender but a sign of strength. they wanted a moment of s...

Dear lord, let me get as many of these brave young men out as possible before you take me then im ready to go. but im sitting here. >> a spiritual surrender not a physical one. >> we lost one man. some people say thats a minor miracle. if you were there its a major miracle. >> you would go on to service our nation in secret service. >> vice presidents and presidents and foreign heads of state. i cant imagine myself doing anything else. it was great run. 25% plus years. >> the new book is called ...

Both infantry augmented by a battalion. >> you look back now as you wrote this book, you probably said to yourself theres no reason i should be alive that day? >> that night when all the options are over we knew on that point on 1 november, 1969 they wouldnt give us reinforcements. so as surrender, and that was not going to happen. die in place to what end? its not like we were fighting a delaying action like the alamo or attempt a breakout. we went for the breakout. as we waited for air cover t...

Did surrender peacefully. there are going to be tremendous amounts of questions asked about how somebody in this man-made device could come from florida, make a stop to refuel, probably, and land then on capitol hill with all the other stories we heard about security there, there are going to be a ton of questions. >> absolutely a lot of questions. this isnt the first time you had an incident like this. there was a small plane that crashed into the white house. that wasnt shot down either. it do...

Is shot in the chest. frank is captured and surrender surrenders. he is forced to take an oath pledging loyalty to the union. >> i will defend the constitution of the united states and the union of the states there under. jesse is a prisoner of war under the union flag and must surrender before his wounds are treated. but he has no intention of giving up. even if the confederacy is defeated. >> for jesse james this is not an end of his conflict. this is the end of someone elses conflict not je...

Against the klu klux klan yesterday in tallahassee, florida. it came in response to klan recruiting flyers. the activist burned the confederal flag on the steps of the capital. if only that surrender at an matt tax had been more enduring.